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    jamesui

    An unofficial web console to administer Apache James 3 server

    MOVED TO: https://github.com/fulvio999/jamesui Jamesui is an unofficial web interface to manage and monitor Apache James 3 mail server. It is written in Java and run inside Apache Tomcat.
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    Columba
    Columba is an email client written in Java, featuring a user-friendly graphical interface with wizards and internalionalization support. Its a powerful mail management tool with features to enhance your productivity and communication.
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    ProGatherer is an SMTP/POP3/IMAP E-Mail Server written in Java for Windows/Linux/MacOS.
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    An full-featured IMAP4 server written in pure Java, aiming at high performance through JDK 5.0's concurrency enhancements and NIO.
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    NetPop -- a Netscape / AOL Email Popper written in Java, much like YPOPs! for Yahoo mail and Mr Postman for Hotmail, that allows anyone to use a POP3 email client (Thunderbird, Eutora, Outlook, etc) with Netscape and AOL webmail.
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    Foedus Mail is a mail server written in Java. The goal is to produce stable IMAP, SMTP, and POP3 support and then to build upon and refine it.
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    SToffelMail is a graphical email client written in Java. <br> As it is written in Java it is independent of the platform used.<br> I wrote it for myself, not for more productivity, but for more fun with mailing...
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    POP3 Spam Filter Proxy is a multiuser POP3 proxy written in Java. Other than most other email filtering programs it works passively and transparently each time a user checks her or his mailbox. The filters so far are be based on regular expression searche
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    IMAPWeb is web-based IMAP client. It is written using Java and uses the Enhydra platform. It supports folders, file attachments (sending and viewing), reply, forward (with attachments) and mail delete.
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